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DEATH OF JOHN S. KEN-   C P, E_ [_ TQ RICHMQNU
John S. Kennedy, son of “William and I
PIRATE
CRUISER
May be Utilized by Trans-__
vaal in War.
FLEET WILL MOBILISE
Shortly for Manoeuvres or
War-Steamer Pawnee
Burned at Sea. ~
Losoos, June 27.- (Special)-The
St. lsines Gazette declares the Clan na
Gael will get concessions from the
Transvaal to rua a privateer in the
event of war to prey on the Cape liners. 3
Caaruau, E igland June' 27--(.Spec-
isl)-The fleet will mobilize July llth.
This is believed to oe m- rt ly `pr.-
paratory to the annual naval nnnoeu-
vres. but may mean more than this.
‘ NEDY.
Annie Kennedy, died June 6th, 1899.
aged 22 years and nine rumtlis.
He was born oo Prince Edward
Island and was well-known by many of
our readers. In his t nth year he came
with his paretrs, broihers and sisters
to New York Citv where
he entered a public school
His tl-verucss and love for study help-
ed him to advance so that in four yeais
he was graduated from =chool and
lege. After live years more of study he
successfully passed his final examina- ____ ‘
tions and ieoeived tie degree of B. A.,
also a prize for oratorv.
Y 25 .
friends; best of all he was an earnest
he came in contact. _
Less than six months ago his health
cided ti send him to a sanitarium for
Creek Mich ti
world, where he began ti improve
quite rapidly and his many friends in _ ____ #_
1 O __ wh_ _ Wd _ , , _ ' , The BuBsioConventiono!lsst'Ls¢r
°°r7.l'°'i_';°' ,"“g ..” L"npr"_ S1-_ STEPHEN, N_ B” June 27___ The IslacdMliia consisting of eight h'
condition edecidedto visit exillgtin. S ial Th M hw' 1 °°mP°"l°’~Steff and bhnd of the 82" ga _ _  __ __  ‘ .
Ky. to attend the commencement emer- i( PW )'“ 0 65 18'- 00061009 summon and _three companies ot me thats greater number will he `ia at.-
oisesof the College of Literal Arts chose Rev. Mr, Teasdale Chairman of M, Regimamc A Went- ,J tendancs thisyesr. see that New m *|‘.
where one of his friends was to be gh, Cimfotiotown District. and Rev. at iii-ighion y¢§t'1-,yay aft.,-,,;;,, carat; ¥Gl‘k.`iWQ,ils‘Ql;f;..Ihll:gQ,§h sudl'
mmf!
graduated- 1 - - - ' , _   .ii '> 
While travelling he became suddenly John Goldsmith Chairman of the Sup' gzrgeflznglrigia 98?; ,_ nifutaqg The trip Hlllnoct- ten or eleven
ll and was carried into a country "m°"I‘l°_ Di5_l1'i°f- ` twb th R  '1 ' ". iin¢|'¢¢,¢  .j`;;%’;‘¢f‘ gn
house where he waakindly treated and . The 1,25, “aim Swm,m_y‘ of tu nf.” gd °Lo:8f'”°'"‘° C°llHD8.u¢l¢r _:Au'y» " ' '6h~:;l,°H“~| '£0
‘ ‘_ ' -i i -`.' , ‘ .__ _ . _ _ ¢° - ,_ _  Had     yin J
New York City looked forward to his
cared fer. unti1_the__ _iolowing day' ~ he
died. 7 '"
The sid news was a great
l\°i»°
yearssld
of
City,
eos
an 'Bien Uiiaiiotte-
°°R°°°'1 ne canes a :omni .na min
orksr
bypassing ateduferffas she was on the ' ,gn Ilvlr. N. 8.. ll 1828.‘m*"'7~;'l"` ` f‘- 1

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s. a_ Llont 
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Tslllyihjlll-’ 4 fe; Z ' ‘lilngihe finlfit is
_ ._ ~ ,'.
Fnsnanroroit, N. B., June 27.-
(Special)i-The jury in the :Grover
trlaltoday replntil a verdict of mar.-
slaughter and Judge Vanwart gave
him ten days in jail
The killing was the outcome oi a
drinking bout during which Grover
found his victim in his wiie’s room and
killed him with a knife.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHIcAoo_ June 27.-(Special)--The
following are the closing iates;
June wheat.-; corn, 341; oats,
25i; pork, 8.1‘7§. _
July wheat,72&;corn,341; oats, 24§;
pork. 8.1714.
Sept.wheat, 74! ;oorn,3-14; oats,2l§;
pork, 8.374.
THE WEATHER.
Wasnntorou, June 27- (Special)_
Fair with light. south westerly to south-
erly winds.
DILY
nie
Ladies’
One
Strap
AT
DISTRICT  BRIGHTON
oiiieiais Appoinieti by iiiefiiie militia inns were
Conference e| Pitched Yestertia
readily passed ex°.tminat.otis for col-| » y.
an§1;;=;°;gd°‘gmP§f{a,f;°°g,§c,emgg LATE W. W. TURNBULL 500 MEN UNDERICANVAS
Christian an example to all with whom ..._ l _ ' 5  _ r
,,,g,,, ,O ,,,,_ F,,,,,,, M, p,,,,,,,,, ,,,_ A Temperance Millionaire- Infantry and Artillery From'
treatment._ His mother accompanied I Found a  for ` -Georgetownv sourisamnn' I.
h' n ` Ba tl , ° ' , ‘ , " .
.§'§`i§`l,§1..`2l‘i.anf..f ....i...~nm iffi. lncurables Iagtlt and City.
for Charlottetown
sr. Join. ar-(special) 7-.vv_;'_i_
W‘, _ 9.! Qggm  
orst.‘.'!oaa: iilofabiibiiria fat ‘ r
x
¢~
,tractiveness of the place of meeting;
2 “°' ““”"“’ 0"”  ,i{.‘l}~"'°"°"’¥§‘§ ‘°.,.°‘..,.,,'“"..‘lZ aunt, nina memos'
1- t  - Qmnlrtedstlolzi the arrivalg Supmgim _'
and gitylgpanies, the; '~ e  ,
eompsiiiies nn W oing a strict
Clly *ill 
i settedowllt
tlouvelties City si the ll. Y. P. U. -lslsd
Dekllles Leave About July 9th.
The Ninth Internaaonal Convention
of the B. Y. P. U, A. will be held in
*Q6 Queen City of the South-- Richmond
l-A-. July 13-16. 'I‘he special at-
the convenient time selected, co ning
as it does in the vacation season; the
men of distinction who will he heard,
will make this one of the greatest con.
ventions. Preparations are well under
way for the holding of the assembly.
The session will be held in Auditorium
with 'testing :capacity for 12.600.
which will be well ventilated and sup.
pligl withelectrle fans. andother cem-
o 1 .
IIIBBERT
»To Maketlhizcs
Sometliliw.
CARTWREHT
Richmond which has thus become a
convention city is the most attractive
_place in the Southland for such a_
gathering. ‘-It is rich in 'historic inter-
est. The visitor can soarot-ly turn
around without treading on histurls
ground. which recalls memories of the
colonial- days. .oi the stirrin days
when Richmond was the capitaf d the
southern Confederacy and of the great
events id the civic history of the country
since;
was attended by- nearly 20.1%
tes and visitors but it is than ht
r -'~\
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satelite.
onaoa Jsss
mil'
to llvmilj.
.il
=s° the*
were in a
regular pastcr. I-Ie was a
' orous speaker and stood firmly for
Day Adventist church. New York City
Hlliiiiliii I
iiiiitii
SUNNYSIDE.
the literal tnohing,-.. __~God’s word._ ‘=   - ,
Two daysbefors his he dipped. den i:';:d;; k
at 'l‘oledo, Ohio, and prescheda power-_  _ “T __ 5 ° °
ful semen there.H|:i dscidid to give  W‘@*'.*l_.d P P91501? of
life for this wor A aniiwas making’ Grphan Asylum. His
prepir. tion to that end when dents $100,000 to fonndga hospital for iw"-
ca . Hiatt tmov' t N - '~  . 
Yo-rll; Chulgzh Evilléneveltl' lille fl:>l'g0ttTaE. “.188 is an mstgoe °"‘M' 'Tw'-at iguetf
Although de d, yet he still lives in the muy' .
_menioryof his friends. and when the ~ Mr- Tursbidlhaebwn all his life a
trump of God shall sound and that temptrance man. In early yeirs he
still sweet voice of Jesus shall call up- was an adherent ot the Presbyterian
on the righteous dead_ to rise We tueu Ch h- b ~t 1 tel h tt "ded me
thall see onr_ dear friend and brother um ’ U a y _ 8  G _ _ °
John 5_ K..,m,,d-,-_ A Church of England with his family.
E. E. l~`ranke'P.istor of the Seventh
- --._ TRADE AND SHIPPING.
 l June 23-Ar- P.L.G., Burke. Picton;
° SS City of Ghett, McNevin, last-
`i Wm."Dunbar,~Read.Pugwash; Leigh
9 J. Savoy, Chathami" A. J. McKean,
McLaine, Tormentine;
s JU00 26, cld.-Lady May, McDougall,
‘linlil and Silver Watches
GUFF BRUS
&Il€ »
*June 27. ar Foam. Moran, Pictru;
New Souvenir poons, very an -
some New Belts, Buckles and Neck THE KEELEY CURE
.‘€\l~ Ep ' 1?;-thday' Engagement and Those wishingtohe cured of the cravings
‘tin ings. . - ~ haw, ~< i .
el L g D ` £21:-es4:g2g°ll>gar€i;pr=l.n§lniEg. Keele;JI‘ils%i`eTiai,le, Givi-: the new St ir§Steam Laundry a
References R-C G9"-L C Wonml' Wm trial or-lsr. you will be well pleasde
I-lsremovedtoSt.Joluiul84¢
militia  The
morn o
it wlnpllsst one
sword become tie
,vs
°° little. t tat
PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOWN
ings; Swallow, Finlayson, Pinitte;
Comet, Mooney, Buztouche; J .H.S.,
Sonier, Shediac; SS Halilax, I’ye,_
Bo-ton.
June 23.-Cid-Acadian, Doucctte.
Chatham ;SS City of Ghent McNevin_
Summerside; Swallow, Finlayson;
Pinette; Phoebe and Emma Small,
Peters. Blwiouche; Swan, Le La-
cheur. North Sydney ;_._l'. H.S , Sonier
Traosdie;¢S§ H_a1ifax.» Pye. Bosiian;
Comet. Mooney, Burt iuche. `
JIM 25, tl*--Lady Aberdeen, Pope.,
Louisburg; Kohinoor, Deagie, 1
'~Pictm; Welcome. Vanamber, Tig-
- nisn.; Susan King. Gorveatt,Ncrth-
port;-_ Els Maud, Irving, Richibucto;
Belle Rivfrf Kollinoor, Deagle,
Picton; Susan King. Gorveatt, North-
port; Welcome, Vanamber. Tignish;
Ella Maud, Irving, Richihucto; Wm.
Dllllbor. Read. Pugwash; Leigh J.
, Savoy. Picton; A. J.”,McKean, Mc-
Laine. Tormentiue.
Friuk. Grant W llac-; S. S, Cam-
pana, Demers Picton; Morning Light.
»; Read, Crapaud.
June 27 cld.-Brit tnnia_ Lohnes, North
Bay; Foam.Morin, Pi tin: Hector.
Skinner, Richibucto; Frank Gr int,
Grant, Wallace; Lady Franklin,
‘ P0P8»Crap:-iud: Morning Light, Read
Quebec. _
PORT OF SUMMERSIDE.
Join. st -Citi' Tan-if Wait., in-iii
F    ~ ' ~ _ - - - f - and throat and taken internallyon sugar,
 I p . _ _ bucto; Surprise, ~ T1'-inholrn, Baie it goes' direct to the spot and gives ease
S h d Ytrta. 26. Cblorus, Langill, Picton, and relief in a few minutes- ~ YOUP drug'
gist has our authority to refund the money
_ ; y, . . -
. Piquet: No. 3 Co., 1 Sub., 1 Sgt..
‘ Co., 40¢pr.and 64 pr Gun Drill; No. 4
Pugwaqh; 3_ S_ Camparm Ddmersf F. Pankun Csnvnu.,
’ Jun: 2-I.--Afr. 'I`ariar, \\"a-le. Picton;
l  A l_ Surprise, 'l`i'=;nhfiliii, Btie Vert -_ 26
, l Annie, LeBlanc. _Pictouz Jessie New-
' ' €l_l. MCLHFE, {`h‘1ll]_8l§J§ CBIOYIS. l41'll’\° Gtimzhsv Menthol Liniment in the mogt
"til Picton' Union Gerrior, Picton
m casa would
not t'ien'be ft und scheme* on
paper," 'Ehatafter nil H great bent-
iitof 'annuifl camps of instruction.
Lient.-Col. Moore is in command' of
the canifgfiihite Sergts. Drawer ~anth
Biiyei-s.‘l£.' C. R. I.. will instruct the
Intantry, and Sergt Hessen, R. C. A ,
the Artillery,
The tents were 'alt pitched on Mon-
day hy two men fritn each company
who were placed under the command
of the Quarter Master. '
‘ The oilicers’ and s.r.geants’ messes
wc-re neatly decoraiel and everything
prepared for the arrival of the troops
under the supexintendence of the
Quarter Master.
'I`he` 82nd baud discourses music
Q
tee
titty
J tsysaed In
niesubosndlaeioth-»
a tions sais
hd asysasc ...want
Ol00alulp,sre\llll-
GBO Glllil
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every evening on the Regimental Par-
ade Ground.
' REGIMENEAL ORDERS.
BY LIEUT. COL. J_. A. LOSGWORTH CCH-
MANDING.
' ~ Can? nnioiirow. _
` Ju ie 28, 1899.
l The following will he the detail of?
duties for today:
Capt.-0,( the Day-Capt. Leslie.
Next for duty-Capt. Johnstone.
` Sub. _of tl\e_Day-Lieuft. Hewar..
Next for duty--'Lieut. Leslie.
Regimental G lard and Piquet De-
tail: ,
No. 5 Co., 1 Corp., 1 Bugler and 3
men uextfor dut No 4 Co
1 Cc-rp. and 10 men; next for duty,
No. 5 Co.
Drills-lst Morning Parade. No. 3
and 5 Co. Infantrv.
2nd Morning Parade, No. 4 Co. 40
pr and 64 pr Gun Drill; No. 3 and 5
Infai.t‘y Drill.
3rd Parade. No. 5 Co,, 40 pr and 64
pr Gun Drill; No. 3 and 4 Cos., ln-
fantxy Drill.
By order
Captain and Adjutant.
_ 
RE '/IEDY FOR Wli00PlN(i C(_)U(il'I.
lf your children have whooping cough
dont start dosing with Cough Mixtures,
- successful remedy. Applied to U16 011055
if it is not satisfactory. Price 25 u-ants.
 
Brit; i
with its
Ifyou rideawheelor ll#
anyofthe uptodate athletic
proper Hosiery is indispsllih
fullest enjoyment. Yo! 3°! ¥
 qeloog to any particular club D
Golf hose, they are cor-not lsr
outing rig
Vi e are selling an excellent 0*
“ cycling hose with fancy top lt*
hoselftr 250
wear D A BB
‘ _ E. W . T  R’ TURNER P. I3. AncHus.a°LD., Annxaxnmi
_t Hon. W. B. R nnrso. , S o. W.CBsB
l C r ron Block. Charlottetown Mrs.‘f I. J on tsodlt. MssTR.I-lf C turns LB:
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!_with the retu t.